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Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com

@OffTheBeatenPathTracked since May 2026

Observed Aug 15, 2026Public earnings

creating photo heavy write ups about history & the outdoors..

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Identity, tiers, posts, and visible counts come from the latest public Patreon observation. Growth compares available public snapshots. Revenue is labeled observed only when Patreon exposes it; otherwise it is modeled from public membership and tier signals.

Paid members
1
0% · 30 days
Total audience
3
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
CAD 8
Starting price
CAD 5/mo
5 membership tiers
Membership tiers

Where the 3 observed tier members sit

CAD 066.7%CAD 533.3%

Largest observed tier is CAD 0 Free— the bar only uses public tier patron counts.

CAD 0/moFree266.7% of observed tier members
CAD 5/moFriends133.3% of observed tier members
CAD 10/moGood Friends00% of observed tier members
CAD 25/moBestest Friends00% of observed tier members
CAD 50/moSuper Friends00% of observed tier members
Growth signals — Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com
0%

1 paid members · past 30 days

Membership
121
May 202615 weeks trackedNow
Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com1 members · CAD 8/mo

The chart only uses Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com's observed public history. Comparison peers are listed below, but comparable trend series are not available yet.

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Where Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com ranks

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30-day member gain in Recommended cohort

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Only Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com has a comparable public 30-day member gain; at least one measured peer is needed for a cohort rank.
Off the Beaten Path with Chris & Connie/BIGDoer.com's 30-day member gain rank in Recommended cohort
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0ReferenceAug 15, 2026
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Cecil E SkinnerWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence
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Article Latest postPublicBlame Bachusky

Aug 20, 2019 View post Not like we need another obsession here at BIGDoer.com, but it’s happened. Great…just great. And it’s well known history buff Johnnie Bachusky we blame. If not for him bringing up the subject of water towers recently while chatting, the seed would have never been planted. Sure, we noticed these structures before while on out on adventures, and even photographed a few, but we didn’t pay them a great deal of mind overall. I guess we were preoccupied with other things. But since that fateful day not long, we think of them a lot and search them out religiously. Funny how that happens.

Aug 20, 2019 0 likes 0 comments
Alberta Ghost Town Convention (GTC) 2018 Day 1Aug 19, 2019 View post One weekend every July for the last few years, a group of close friends gets together and explores the countryside in search of historic places. It’s always an epic adventure, taking in abandoned farms, charming villages, near ghost towns and vintage vehicles long put out to pasture. But truth be told it’s as much about the comradery as it is the things seen. Still, we get to photograph some amazing stuff. Each time it’s a different base of operations and 2018 finds us in an area around Drumheller and Starland County. This is the “Ghost Town Convention”, Alberta edition.ArticleAug 19, 2019Public 0 0The Amazing Brady MansionAug 14, 2019 View post It’s of the era and has a style and vibe that would make a Brady (famously from that quirky ’70s TV show) proud. There’s thick shag carpeting, mirrors and pillars, pastel shades and rich wood panelling. There’s avocado coloured appliances, rock and brick work, marble, brass and all things satin, velvet and plush. And to end all, there’s a sunken tub in the living room. It’s unapologetically outrageous and makes no claims of sophistication. Although not looking terribly mansion like in appearance or size from certain exterior angles, it’s something huge and glorious, each and every room decorated in a most over the top way. Come join us for aArticleAug 14, 2019Public 0 0Blame BachuskyAug 20, 2019 View post Not like we need another obsession here at BIGDoer.com, but it’s happened. Great…just great. And it’s well known history buff Johnnie Bachusky we blame. If not for him bringing up the subject of water towers recently while chatting, the seed would have never been planted. Sure, we noticed these structures before while on out on adventures, and even photographed a few, but we didn’t pay them a great deal of mind overall. I guess we were preoccupied with other things. But since that fateful day not long, we think of them a lot and search them out religiously. Funny how that happens.ArticleAug 20, 2019Public 0 0Alberta Ghost Town Convention (GTC) 2018 Day 1Aug 19, 2019 View post One weekend every July for the last few years, a group of close friends gets together and explores the countryside in search of historic places. It’s always an epic adventure, taking in abandoned farms, charming villages, near ghost towns and vintage vehicles long put out to pasture. But truth be told it’s as much about the comradery as it is the things seen. Still, we get to photograph some amazing stuff. Each time it’s a different base of operations and 2018 finds us in an area around Drumheller and Starland County. This is the “Ghost Town Convention”, Alberta edition.ArticleAug 19, 2019Public 0 0The Amazing Brady MansionAug 14, 2019 View post It’s of the era and has a style and vibe that would make a Brady (famously from that quirky ’70s TV show) proud. There’s thick shag carpeting, mirrors and pillars, pastel shades and rich wood panelling. There’s avocado coloured appliances, rock and brick work, marble, brass and all things satin, velvet and plush. And to end all, there’s a sunken tub in the living room. It’s unapologetically outrageous and makes no claims of sophistication. Although not looking terribly mansion like in appearance or size from certain exterior angles, it’s something huge and glorious, each and every room decorated in a most over the top way. Come join us for aArticleAug 14, 2019Public 0 0
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